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Toolkit Outline |
Tool Kit Outline
- Introduction and Welcome
- Getting Started
- An Ongoing Committment
- About the Consortium
- Definitions
- Day and resident formats
- Medical and camp terminology
- Basic Camp Components
- Purpose and objectives of camp
- Medical board
- Asthma camp organizational chart
- Daily activities schedule
- Finance and Operations
- Budget worksheet
- Budget worksheet (sample)
- In-kind donations
- Camp Site/Facility
- Site selection standards
- Dietary considerations/food allergies
- Marketing, Promotion and Fundraising
- Camper recruitment and marketing
- Sample camp brochure
- Sponsorship and community support
- Staffing
- Job tasks by position table (i.e., MD, nurse, RT, pharmacist,
etc.)
- Job descriptions
- Camp Medical Director
- Clinic Director
- Camp Physician
- Registered Nurse/Nurse Practitioner
- Respiratory Therapist
- Pharmacist
- Staff-to-camper ratios
- Recruitment techniques
- Personnel files
- Application
- Reference checks
- Background checks
- Emergency form
- Pre-camp staff orientation
- Liability and insurance issues
- Camper Enrollment
- Registration
Packet
- Registration Checklist (for office use)
- Cover
letter
- Camper
Health Form
- Waiver
Insert
- Physical
Insert
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Medication
Instructions
- Scholarship
Form
- Selection Proces
- Notification
Packet
- Acknowledgement
and Important Dates
- Parent
Handbook
- Building the Camper Chart
- Kardex
- Quick
Reference Card
- Day-of-Camp
Registration Process
- Camper pre- and post-test (beginning and end of education
program) What do you know about asthma?
- Camper program evaluation (end of camp)
How did you like camp?
- Parent and camper program evaluation (1-3 weeks post-camp)
How did your child like camp?
- Follow-up health survey for asthma campers (3-6 month)
- Staff evaluation of camp
- Evaluation of camp staff
- Follow-up program critique
- Medical Guidelines
- Purpose of asthma camp and objectives
- Standing orders for asthma care and first-aid treatment
(Acute asthma episode, allergic reactions, anaphylactic
reactions, bee sting, bites or itching, blisters, burns,
cuts and scrapes, earaches, eye injury, fainting, headache,
head cold or nasal congestion, nosebleed, pre-medicate for
exercise, sprain, sore throat, stomach upset, teeth injury,
wood tick)
- Emergency procedures
- Formulary
- Medical rounds
- Chart contents and documentation
- Chart review and care planning
- Transcription of physician orders
- Medication recording
- Medication administration
- Bedtime assessment and cares
- Camper self medication
- Rescue MDI
- Special policies (trips out of camp, overnight trips out
of camp, horseback riding, campfires and lice)
- Exposure to blood-borne pathogens
- Behavior Management
- Strategies for managing camper behavior
- Behavior management procedures
- Camper Code of Conduct
- Incident report
- Health Services
- Health service set-up and operation
- Health service supplies and equipment
- Medical lab tests
- Health service staffing and shift responsibilities
- Pharmacy set-up and operations
- Respiratory set-up and operations
- Procedures
- Nebulizer
- Oxygen Tank
- Tackle boxes
- Health service camper visit
- Forms and Materials
- Asthma action plan
- Health services sign-in sheet
- Camper progress notes
- Cabin peak flow chart
- Cabin care plan
- Infirmary vital signs sheet
- Respiratory neb treatments
- Pre-med for exercise assessment stickers
- Bedtime assessment stickers
- Assessing breathe sounds
- Letter to parent and health care provider
- Belly-breathing procedure
- Asthma visit sheet
- Some possible triggers, signs and symptoms
- Early warning signs of asthma
- Asthma Basics
- What is Asthma?
- Clinical features of asthma
- Medications and medication chart
- Techniques and devices
- Techniques for using inhaled medications
- Pediatric guide to peak flow zones
- Using a metered dose inhaler
- Using a nasal inhaler
- Using a dry powder inhaler
- Peak flow meters
- Using a peak flow meter
- Nebulizer
- Trigger Signs and Symptoms
- "Living with Asthma"
- Chapter 1 - Anatomy Activities
My Asthma
Asthma Machine
- Respiratory System Cards
LUNGO
- LUNGO Game Board
Anatomy Hike
- Anatomy Hike Script
Anatomy Charades
- Allergy Terms Cards
Sounds of Asthma
- Homemade Musical Instruments Ideas
Bronchial Binoculars
Talking Lungs
Make Your Own Mucus
Pass the Bronchial Tube Relay Race
- Chapter 2 - Medication Activities
Ideal Medication
Medication Twister
- Questions
Capture the Flag
Treasure Hunt
Medication Scavenger Hunt
- Medication Cards
Silly Swim
Fun Frisbee Fairway
- Questions
- Question Cards
- Chapter 3 - Trigger & Early Warning Signs
Trigger Hunt
- Trigger List
- Trigger Cards
Trigger Pictionary
Trigger Tag
Trigger Ball
- Ten Trigger Questions
Trigger Tribute
Orchestra of Early Warning Signs
Peak Flow Bombardment
Obsta-Cool Course
- Asthma Educational Game Questions
Pop or Play Balloon Game
- Chapter 4 - Feeling Activities
Hide-and-Go-Seek Feelings
Letter to My Asthma
Bucket of Feelings
Inside Outside Mask
Fish Wishes/Fears
The Asthma Family
The Feeling Forest
Asthma Bugs
Worry Dolls
Fly Your Fears Away
Angry Sponge
Anger Oath
Feeling Collage
- Chapter 5 - Coping Activities
Magic Wands
Coping Chain
Problem Solving Pow Wow
Helping Hands
Coping Weave
Rings of Prevention
Asthma Gazette
Magical Journey
Apple Action Pick
Dear Family
Breathing Battle
Asthma Camp Carnival
Building Self-Management Skills in a Child with Asthma
- Parent Education Curriculum Guide
- Parent Education Curriculum Powerpoint Slides
- Curriculum Summary Report (including pilot evaluation results)
The Tool Kit contains many forms that are best viewed as
either a Word document or Acrobat pdf. You can download Adobe
Acrobat Reader for free.
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